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Is the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 5G?

Is the Samsung Galaxy Note 20 5G?

Posted on August 5, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and Note 20 Ultra are now official but, for all those future-proofers out there, you may still be wondering if Samsung’s new devices support 5G.

Many new phones in 2020 have adopted the new connectivity tech but it still isn’t quite widespread, with the likes of Apple yet to dabble in 5G. For Note fans who are fans of longevity, having a phone that’s ready for the superfast speeds is essential.

Is the Galaxy Note 20 5G?

The base Note 20 model does not come with 5G – however, you can upgrade to a 5G version. While all models of Note 20 Ultra do support 5G.

For £849, you’ll be getting a Note 20 with the same old standard 4G connection and you’ll have to fork out a bit more for the latest 5G tech at £949.
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